Violence

Let’s talk about consent! Consent is all about communication – verbal and non-verbal. Consent is about setting your own boundaries and respecting the boundaries of the other person. Silence or unconsciousness does not mean yes. Consent is never implied, and you can change your mind at any time. Practicing consent every time can prevent sexual assault.

To learn more about sexual violence and where you can go for help, check out the video presentations with CALACS by scanning the QR codes.

This month's Tehontatró:ris is on human trafficking. Be sure to RSVP.

KSCS is taking part in the National Anti-Bullying Day on Wednesday, February 28, 2018. We invite you to wear PINK on that day and send a message that "Bullying Stops Here and Together, We Can Make a Difference."

KSCS is sponsoring two performances of the award-winning play Pig Girl by Colleen Murphy. The play will be performed tonight and tomorrow at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Doors open at 5:00 PM, the play begins at 6:00 PM sharp. The event is free but space is limited.

Caution: strong language and implied violence, the play is recommended for ages 16+ accompanied by an adult.

For more information, contact KSCS at 450-632-6880.

Kahnawake – July 26, 2016, Kahnawake Shakotiia’takehnhas Community Services (KSCS) in conjunction with Sacred Roots Production ® will present an eighty-five (85) minute culturally adapted production of Colleen Murphy’s award winning play “Pig Girl”.

Information about the upcoming Movie in the Park 2016 has been added to the July calendar. This year, we are showing Finding Nemo and Akwekon Enska – We Are One. Check out the calendar to find out more about times etc.

Violence Prevention Month is coming up in July.

It’s important to be aware of the impacts of violence. We have a responsibility to protect our community. The impacts of violence at work, at school or at home could cause much harm to our future generations. Take part in Violence Prevention Month activities. Stay tuned for more details.

Brought to you by Shakotiia’takéhnhas.
For more information, contact: Mary McComber 450-632-6880 (ext. 146)

Information about the upcoming Movie in the Park event has been added to the July calendar. Spoiler Alert: It's STAR WARS! Word is, there will be characters from the movie at the event and they will be available for photos! So, bring your cameras, your lawn chairs and blankets and...May the Force be With You!

TONIGHT! Presenters from Behind the Line from McGill University will be giving a public presentation on violence and social media. The event is free and open to the public. It takes place at Kateri Hall from 7:00 – 9:00 PM tonight. Doors open at 6:30.

KSCS will be providing a bus to the Annual March for Missing and Murdered Women in Montreal. Click on the calendar to find out more. Be sure to reserve your spot!